A sentence fragment is a sentence that's missing its _______ or its main ________
subject/verb
True/false: Sentences that start with "which", "what", "such as", and "when" should be avoided.
False: instead of what --> who and instead of when --> like
Going to the store.
I am going to the store.
A group of words that appears to be a sentence but either lacks a subject, verb, or a complete _______ making it grammatically ________.
thought/incomplete
Which ending should you avoid starting sentences with.
Words that end in (-ing)
The dog under the car.
The dog is under the car.
True/false: a sentence fragment is a sentence which is missing the verb and action verb
False
True/false: you should avoid starting sentences with a noun (person place or thing)
True
Which is why.
Isabella didn't show up to class, which is why she was marked absent. (example)
True/false: a fragmented sentence is missing both a noun and an adjective
False
The process of sentence _____ is where you read each sentence and ask yourself if it makes sense on its own
isolation
After walking 2 miles.
Isabella felt tired after walking 2 miles. (example)
Is this a sentence fragment (if not, correct it):
Eat up.
No, "Eat up your lunch."